Paris
Skip the Line Eiffel Tower Tickets to the Summit Level
Summit tickets, a guide as far as the second floor, then the top is yours
Sightseeing
Why We Love it
Gustave Eiffel's own office is still up at the summit, and so is the bar — you can have a drink at the very top of the tower.
The Experience
Two hours at the Eiffel Tower, starting five minutes away at the Paris TRIP Store on Avenue de la Bourdonnais, where you meet your guide and go in on a pre-booked ticket.
First the second-floor observation deck, with commentary tracing the tower from a structure Parisians objected to into the symbol of the city. After that the time is yours: carry on up to the summit for the view from the top, Gustave Eiffel's former office, and a bar if you want a drink. Coming down, the first floor holds a gallery, a shop and the glass floor.
My pick for anyone who wants the summit rather than the second floor, and for travelers who would rather be told the story on the way up and left alone at the top.
From $151 per person
2 Hours
Shared
9:15 am, 10:45 am, 11:45 am, 1:45 pm, 4:45 pm or 7:45 pm
Highlights
What's Included
Skip the line tickets to the Summit, the top level
Guided commentary
Access to the first and second floors
Small group tour
What's Not Included
Transportation to the meeting point
Food and drinks
Gratuities
Need to Know
2 hours, departing 9:15 am, 10:45 am, 11:45 am, 1:45 pm, 4:45 pm or 7:45 pm
Small shared group
Meet at the Paris TRIP Store, 41 Avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, a five-minute walk from the tower — arrive 15 minutes early
The ticket skips the ticket line, but everyone still goes through the security line
The price is the same regardless of age
Anything you buy at the summit bar or the shops is paid on the day
Tickets are in high demand, so book early
Non-refundable once booked
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Need to know
Two hours at the Eiffel Tower, starting five minutes away at the Paris TRIP Store on Avenue de la Bourdonnais, where you meet your guide and go in on a pre-booked ticket.
First the second-floor observation deck, with commentary tracing the tower from a structure Parisians objected to into the symbol of the city. After that the time is yours: carry on up to the summit for the view from the top, Gustave Eiffel's former office, and a bar if you want a drink. Coming down, the first floor holds a gallery, a shop and the glass floor.
My pick for anyone who wants the summit rather than the second floor, and for travelers who would rather be told the story on the way up and left alone at the top.